Artist description Robby James Rabuck.Solo Blues/Rock/Jazz recording artist

Music Style Blues/Rock/Jazz

Musical Influences Music in general. Jazz,Blues, Rock.

Artist History Jerry Rabuck (my Dad)was a Jazz drummer/singer for most of his life.My bro's and I grew up around great musicians such as Billy Rogers and John Mallor...In the last few years of Jerry's life, we formed the band RAYBUX and did a lot of Studio recording.After he passed away in 1996,my brothers started their Christian band Jacobs Well....I have only recently returned to music after a long struggle with depression and alcoholism.I would go months at a time without even practicing.After my Dads death,the family was reluctant to let me be in possesion of his Gibson 335,for it was well known that I was a drunk and had hocked away most of my equipment for bar money over the years.It was not untill I had stopped drinking long enough to convince them that I was serious in my rehabilitation, and would only part with the guitar when someone pried it from my cold,dead,hand; that I was allowed to have it. Even then I would only take it out of the case from time to time to clean and restring it.It was too painful for me to plug it in. I eventually felt that to keep such a beautiful instrument locked away,never to play the music it was meant for was a crime....Now look what I've gone and done...

Group Members Robby James Rabuck...and a computer

Instruments 1973 Gibson 335 dot-neck ,2001 Gibson Blues Hawk, Yamaha 24 fret Bass, Takamine G series Acoustic,Drums done using Hammerhead and/or ACID

Albums Rabuck self titled MP3 c.d. , 2 0 0 2

Press Reviews "Two thumbs up!" (by the guy in the back row) "Too Loud" (by the tone deaf society)"Who the F*#@! is he?" (By most everyone else)

Location Omaha, Nebraska - USA

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